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The first.ap4mk er was lion. WM. Bigler, of Pennsylvania. His speech occupied abontati hour and a half, and wee tfequently applauded. Be fay - discussed the Ran ass question, and showed the - hollowness of the op position in pretending to be the especial ftlendi of freedom in Kansas; and in discussing the slavery question showed that theymerely made it a handle to thethselves into power, without caring a straw for thiereal good of the negro. He showed also their inconsistency in pretending to love the negro while they went in for proscribing a man on account of his birth place and religion. He was followed by Hose. Joni. Vest Buitre.—Mr. Van Boren said, I thank you very sincerely for this reoeption. I have had the pleasure of speaking at two or three Demo. *ratio meetings in Pennsylvania, and hoped to have the pleasure of speaking hem at the 10th of Septeta -- bee meeting, but I was unfortunately prevented. You are in a minority in Allegheny county, I am told. I like to address the Democracy where they are not in a majority, for I was brought up and spent _ • the greater portion of my life in a country where the DOMOCiILOy were in a minority. Where you And a - set of men conteedieg for principle year in and year out—whether emcees/fel or not—l think they are good and true men. Thin is one of the largest meetings - I have ever addressed in any place. It is composed, too, of men=-not the shrieking women and boys *hum our friends of the opposition have nailed out. - Let me make a few brief suggestions, and I shall • make them very brief. On the subject of slavery I have formed some opinions. They are exclusively my own, formed without consultation with any body. A certain paper in this city—the Pittsburgh Gazette -.has done me the favor c f republishing one of my speeches, delivered in 1848, but It does me injustice. - I know nothing of the character of that paper, but I suspect that on the day in question it contained some of, thevery best reading matter to be - Amnd. tLaugliter.l In 1840 we a acquired a large extent of territory from Mexico. Upon its acquisition the question ag itated was, whether slavery should extend to New Alkair.o and - Utah or not? It was not extended to . -.either . And how? Why by the principle of non tintervention. We stood upon that platform Its 1848, in .4852 and do so now in 1856. The great Whig warty has struck ea this rock of slavery and gene to mime- From it have floated off two miserable rafts —Know Notbingism and Black Republicanism, con tinning to plunder off the wreck. All the great and conservative men of the old Whig party have joined us. Take for example Senators. Pearce and Pratt, of Maryland. Benjamin, of Lonisiaea, and Clay, of Kentucky. But it is not of the South only. Take . for example Winfield Scott, Judge McLean and Ra ins Choate—neither of whom were pro-slavery men. Bolos Choate they will teU you is an able criminal lawyer. He is. But there is one great criminal be could not defend. He could not advocate the claims of the great Black Republican criminal. (Cheers.) Where is Thomas IL Benton. He is the father-in law of Fremont and he ought .to know him. Yet Renton advocates the election of. Buchanan. are some men who, to to sure, support Mr. Fremont. Humboldt support. Fremont; Humbug supports Fr e ,:sant.;(Great Laughter;) Ole Bull is for hi m; [r ang , h a.rij John Bell supports Fremont ; Louis Napoleon is for . b itta and so, too, is the Bog mid F renc h prem. L. Ton wanted to select a naturalist you would consult Humboldt. If you wanted a tiddler, Ole Bull would good man to consult. If you want a bitter enemy this country go to Louis Napoleon and John Bull. But when yon want a statesman go to the statesman of this country for counsel. Yon are acquainted with the Know Nothing party: It it, or was, a secret party—in favor of proscribing men on account of their religion or birth place. Now it is not my habit to appeal to naturalized citizens as such. But I tell them there is now an attempt to proscribe them by a party that has nominated Mr. Fremont. The only party which has stood by them in all times—in every state--has bean the National Democratic party. When Pennsylvania, New York, Michigan and other States gave way before the tor• natio of Know Nothingism, Virginia, Arkansas, Tennessee, and even Kentucky. stood by the foreign er in defence of his rights. The gallant Gov. Wise took the lead. • • • • • • I have recently traveled over a geed portion of the country, and I assure you there is nothing more certain than that dames Buchanan will be the next President of the United States. [Tremendous cheers.] They tell yon be was a Federalist. Well. be t. I.tast the Democratic party when Old Hickory joined it. Mr. Van Buren then elamined Col. Fremout's claims to the Presidency, and sbeend what a shallow foundation they rested upon. • He also re ferred to the importance of our State eeaden in Oc tober. n was important inasmuch as it wou[d en courage other States. He believed that, without any doubt, Pennsylvania would east her vote for kr. Buchanan, but even if it were possibly otherwise, there were votes enough without to secure Ids elec tion. Mr. Brockinridgo bad been selected from Ken tucky, and the State election there in August last in dicated unerringly that she would cast her vote far the Democratic nominees. What a show it would be for Democratic Pennsylvania to be oat-done by Fed eral Kentucky. He, however, bad no fears. The above is a most meager outline of one of the best political speeches we ever heard in this city. The incessant cheering of the vast audience showed that bis eloquent effort was appreciated, and' he was greeted with a tremendous round of applause at the close. The whole affair shows the Democracy in this region are aroused and will do their whole duty, both in October and November. Elopement.-The circus of Spalding A. Rogers, which has just left our city, has carried with it one of our fair daughters. A tumbler called Nourse or Noyes,•had, during his stay, been making love to a Miss Mary B. Pahl, daughter of the highly respect able landlord of the well known hotel " United States." The father being mnoh opposed to the alli ance, kept a strict watch upon the movements of the damsel, but at the outbreak of the fire on Sunday afternoon, she contrived, under the pretence of going to see the flames, at " Hardscrabble," to fend the flames of Love at a different altar, and presenting rhorsolf at the house of ono of our most worthy and dia ., „ iluguiviied ministers, was married to the gay "stand _ arii ,bearer" of the cloirnioh association. The fair t vbridelLeft yesterday Morning for her first appearance on the ,sirens of life, upon a wedding tour over the wide world to reap the wholesome fruits of " Love and Loyalty." She was about fifteen years of age. )ferried.-in Jail.—Yesterday Ald. Wilson wag aaltwd-itis to the hill to perform the nuptial ceremony, the high contracting parties being Jacob 13ohwambly of thellrst part, and Catharine Hinny of the second part. If it was not a marriage for love it was at Coast one of convenience. Catharine, it will be re- membered, some days since had Jacob put in durance vile fur robbing her of what she should hold most dear, and then abandoning her. Rather than run the risk of going across the river he called in the Alderman, who made the twain one flesh. A New Wrinkle.—On and after to-morrow, the let of October, the officials on the trains of the Penn sylvania Railroad are to wear a uniform, which will unable all to distinguish them from the traveling FIN°. The Conductors will wear blue cloth coats and cs7m, with badge in front, black pants and rest. The 'Brakemen's uniform will consist of grey frock coat and pants!, and glared cap, with badge in front. DistitAguisked Arrivals.--iloos. Howell Cobb, of Georgia, John Van Buren, of New York, and Wm. Bigler of Petmsylvania, arrived in town yesterday. The former immediately proceeded to Venango, and Is to speak AL JlDemocratlo meeting in Venango county. The two latter are stopping at the St Charles. _ _ Appointment.—The Pennsylvania Railroad Com piny have established a ticket office at Branch June, „tion, and appointed Mr. John N. Rough as Agent. Jun office has long been wanted at this point, and Mr. :Rough is just the man for that place. John M'Carthy, the inimitable carrier, bill poster s ea pedestrian, suggests to us that he is on hand for the 'Fair, and will distribute bills, circulars, So., upon the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. Orders may be left at this office. The blankets and shawls will be sold at D. Ahl, Jr., A Brother's store, No, 91 Market street, this af ternoon at 10 o'clock, and the entire stook must be 410;4 out this afternoon at o'clock, it possible. By of assignee. Itiollar.yhts is the first day ot the sisfh aroma Vilistfililieirdeftitallalitpromises to be:strand exposition If the weather proves propitious. .4-1 1 ,v4t41:1„; kl,O -Rip .4. 0 . 4".2 N.* MEE= t The Late Fire--Relief of the Sufferers.—Al a anneal*, field itt City- Hal, on Monday afternoon, to . take action ihr the relief - of those rendered destitute • by the' fire of Sunday last, Wm. B. M'Clure was call ed bilheUM4 atid Bd. Campbell, Jr., chosen &ere tag. 114.4. Beron.Foster offered the following re - solukianif wad& were seconded by Geo. F. Gillmore , Esil l anktinanimously adopted: By the late destructive fire many fem ales in the Second and Eighth wards of our city have been deprived of their homes; and whereas, th e loss in 4 this Instance has fallen upon those leas t able to bear it, and much distress must naturally result therefrom, therefore Resolved, That our citizens be earnestly appealed to promptly to render relief to the sufferers, many of whom are poor widows and others in needy circum stances; and that the chairman of I,bia meeting ap point a committee, consisting of two persons from each ward to collect funds and donations in bedding, furniture, clothing and provisions, for the relief of those whose property was destroyed by the fire on Sunday last. Resolved, That Mayor Bingham be appointed Treasurer of funds raised by said committee. Resolved, That the chair appoint a committee of three, (with full power to add to their number', to distribute and expend the funds and other contribu tions received, among needy and meritorious appli• canta for relief—and that those of our citizens who can contribute provisions, clothing, ,Le., be requested to deliver the same to said committo, at the Mayor's Office. Resolved, That when this meeting adjourn, it ad journ to meet at the call of the Distributing Com mittee. The following gentlemen were appointed on the committee alluded to in the resolutions : Distributing Committee Phillips, John M. Irwin, Aaron Floyd—with power to add to their nu n - Collecting Committees—First Ward—Major John Willock, Allen Cordell ; Second —John C. Devitt, Minas Tindle. Tuird—John thipton, Tb. Cdiestae. ter. Fourth—Capt. R. Beer, R. R. 111'llowtm. Fifth —William Wilson, Esq., Joseph Kaye. Sixth-- Alex. Gordon, J. D. Kelly. Seventh—James A. Ir. win, John N. M'Clowry. Eighth—Thos .8. Rowley, James M'Cuno, Esq. The several committees were requested to meet at the Mayor's office, at 9 o'clock, Tuesday morning, and act promptly in the matter assigned to them. Previous to adjourning, the secretary stated that he:would offer a resolution which had been handed to to him, bat which might be considered out of place on this occasion; It was as follows : Re.oined, That in view of the calamitous destror tion otproperty which ban called us together. a de truction occasioned In part by an inadequate nipple of hose and water to the engines upon the gro,.ild. this meeting deem it not improper to urge upon the City Councils the necessity of providing a sufficirot amount of base for the use of the new Stoma Fire Lc gine " Citizen." After acme remarks from councilmen, contributors to the purchase of the " Citizen," and others—all highly favorable to that engine—the resolution was unanimously adopted and the meeting adjourned. A largo and enthusiastic meeting of the Democrats of Tareotum and vicinity was held in the Borough r.f Tarentnm on Friday, the 280 Inst., at 2 o'clock. 14 r. James B. Fulton, on behalf of the Buchanan and Brcckinridge Club, reported the following of cars, which was unanimously adopted .—President, lion. IL M. Breckenridge. Vice-Presidenu, Colonel Thomas . s ..;stel, B. Murray. Thomas tlolings, William Davis, Wm. Ross, David Boyd, James Dunlap, S. Haney, Dr. C. G. Snowden. Secretaries, Geo. Cur. bit, Joseph Duty, Tillotson Neel. Mr. Breckenridge, on taking the chair, stated be had formerly been an old.line Whig, but that party being dissolved he was forted as a patriot to join the Democratic party, and earnestly appealed to all old line - Whigs to support the Union and Boehm:um. Messrs. Wingard and M'Clintock triad. able address es, and were frequently applauded. The mooting adjourned at a late hour with three thundering cheers fur Buchanan and three for the Union. At half .past seven the meeting again convened, Mr. Neel in the chair. The school house was crowded to °sera... bag. Col. Gibson ably addressed them for ov er no y and was followed by Messrs. Donnelly er.rl Ful t oo , A procession was then formed and marched t h e ht e a e ,:v pole in the Borough, the fine brass Land in a tt en d a nc e played Hail Columbia, some glee so ng. were sung, and tlr° air rang with three tremendous cheers for Buchanan and Breekinrklge, the and the Constitution. Tire weeting thon ,luo-tly parsed, well pieareA with the proceedings of the dn, Fifth Q. .tad ft. 00.. • •A hires and critbo Dinette audienee attended the regular mooting e.f tl Club. on Saturday evening, inst. 1)r H. Keyser spoke for folly an hour. in hie ue...H able and eloquent manlier_ William M. . of Philadelphia, was next introdured to the iorr.ing. and, though but young in years, that gentleman 1.• livered an address of three quarters of an hour in length, replete throughout with sound argument awl brilliant eloquence. Ile wee followed by tleurge F. Esq., and Hon. P. C. Shannon, both of whom fully sustained the high reputation they bars acquired in the Democratic ranks. The &nth Pitts burgh and Fifth Ward Glee Clubs were present and enlivened the proceedings of tbo evening with a onta• tier of spirit loaning songs. On motion of John J. Mitchel it was &lava, That we hereby return our medial thanks to the gentlemanly members of the South Pittsburgh Glee Club for the courtesy of their visit. sad the excellent entertainment of vocal music which they hare afforded. us this treeing. JOHA A. PARKINSON. Creel- D. C. attar, secret4"l . "' Wm. hlnCeur , r. A hirge and enthasiastic meeting of the Democra. ey was held on Friday evening, September '2fith, et the house of John Phillips, on the Allegheny and Butler Plankroad, fourteen miles from the city. After the raising of a hickory pule the meeting was organized by calling (leo. tittrell to the Chair, and appointing Thos. Gibson, Ere., John Lovely, John Burke, Vice Presidents; and Jacob IL McDon nell, Secretary. Jacob Esq., in obedience to the wishev of the meriting, took the stand, and in an ell:hit:wit onJ effective speech discussed the leading issuer of the campaign. Thos. Ferleyboing present MO loudly rail ed for, and amid loud arrleuse took the stand. flit speech was calculated to produce the happiest effect, carrying truth and conviction to the hearts of oil who heard him. Three cheers were given for Buchanan and Break inridge, and for the State and County tickete. Amid the greatest enthusiasm the mooting ad joumed. Grand Rally.—The Domoentey of M'Cendlese, West Deer, Indiana and Pino townships met at the House of Israel Colt, on the Allegheny and Butler plankroad, on Wednesday evening. September 2i, for the purpose of raising a hickory pole. After the pole was raised and tho "stars and stripes " given to the breeze, the meeting came to order by appointing Robert Hardy, Esq., President; John M'Neel, Wm- Peters and Henry Thomas, Vice Presidents; and Robert McDonnell, Secretary. Col. James A. Gib son being present took the stand and was greeted with the warmest enthusiasm. Ilia speech through out was pointed and eloquent Afterwards Mr. Wil liams and Jacob Whitson, h i sq., addressed the moot ing. After adjournment a sumptuous meal was provided through the liberality of Mr. Wm. Peters, fur all who were willing to partake. Buchanan Battery.—A very largo meeting of the Democrats of the Third Ward was held on Saturday evening. The first speech was made by Christopher Magee, Esq. lie was followed in an able and stir ring speech by E. P. Jones, Esq., and the meeting closed by an argumentative and exceedingly witty speech by Mr. Samuel C. Wingard. The Third and Sixth Wards Glee Club was in attendance and en livened the scene by singing a number of beautiful songs. Enthusiastic Democratic Meeting at Sliarpeburg.— Oa Saturday evening there was a great outpouring of the Democracy at Sharpsburg. Col. WCandleas spoke for two hours in a brilliant and animated strain. He was interrupted once or twice by some rowdies on the outside of the crowd, but be admin istered to them snob a scathing rebuke that they were glad to hide themselves from public observation. Robbing a Colored Man.--John Bottoms and Sarah O'Neale was Asa to jail by Aldorman Cummins, on a charge of stealing a lot of clothing from a colored mnn named Ackerman. The information was made by Wm. Dickson. Patents Issued.—The following aro among the pat entsjuat issued I.—lmprovement In warm air furnaces : William M. Wright, Pittsburgh, Pa. Impovement in oorn ahellers : James Jones Johnston, Alleghenyi Pa. Rlate Fair.—The Pennsylvania it. IL Comany will run a train of oars every fifteen minutes 1.4, the jj fait groandi, starting from the canal bridge, onTLib- I erty etreet t en Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: -tr.' .+.4:7,91,7*.tizq,54 MME . - • ' T ~, . .. . . ".......,. 4 , -6 , 147...''''''- ' .. 5 . 41,4 . :;,,,, , -, . .4.,,t41 , V;4 , %. , 7; 4 44?.. , ~. A 4? -1 , %,,, a1,1414,7;:n.;,.A.,;,,za . ::-- - , 4, - ; l ",..,''''' -, -;4' : ', l , ...A-n'' '- -: 44 , i4;P: ,,, F.-o: ,- -I''...l''' , - 4, i , •- ,,, .--- .. - 4 ' , '" H ' ,4 " 14 ": , _ Madame Tourniairi e French Circus.—This superb equeetriaff ettablishnihnt, which was iti our city a few weeks ago, will return to-day, and exhibit during the coining steak—in the morning and afternoon at the Fair grottnds,and in the evening in front of the Atherican Hotel. Ationg the man.* circus troupes traveling in this country, there is none superior to Madame Tourniaire's, and but few rqual. The coin ! . party comprises a large list of the very best per formers that can be found anywhere. Among them we need only mention the names of Madame Tour niaire, the celebrated eqestrienne,who rides a spirited horse without saddle or bridle; Mons. Benoit, the famous juggler; Mr. Morgan, the world-renowned cannon ball man; Mr. A. F. Lyming, the great American clown and jester, to give assurance that the performances offered are of no ordinary charac ter, and well worth a visit from any amusement acekers who may be hero during the Fair week. roncas.—There was no quorum of the Select branch last evening. In Cc mmon Council the only thing if interest that transpired was the reception of a communication from the city Regulator, showing that the city is owner of upwards of two acres of valuable ground lying between Penn street and Du quesne Way, of which the city fathers had previously been in ignorance. so-Cincinnati, State of Ohio, HAMILTON COUNTY.—Before me, the subacriber,e Justice of the Peace In and for said County. personally came John Leo, who, boing duly sworn, digawieth and said that he has been suffer ing with Chronic Diarrhoea for the past twenty-two years, and had consulted and received prescriptions for his case from rill the principal physicians In Philadelphia and Cincin nati, but all to uo effect, as be received no relief. At last he was minced to a more skeleton, without even the hope of ever finding relief, but by the advice of a friend. was Induced to try 1106TETTER'S CULEBRA TliD STOMACH BITTER/3, and, to his alter surprise, found relief from the first trial, and In less than two months found himself perfectly cured of Ids complaint. and is daily recovering..his strength Of tmly, and locreaolug In flpsh and cheerfhlly gives this Lori uncut., In the hope that others afflicted like himself may he bonetlttisl. JOHN [FE. Sworn to and outocribied before me, August 2lot, 185 1 1 C. F. IIANSELMANN, Justice of the Pence, No. 44 Nfeaterti street, quoin:vett. O. For tole by Hotels and Druggists generally throughea the United States and tkuladas. HOPTHTTER t BMITIL 5027 dew Sole Manufacturers, 2a7 Penn street. E LATE-ST N EWS Nisu Yunr„ Fkpteenber 29.—The steamship Baltic arrived with dates w the 17th inst. The Africa arrived at Liverpool on the 11th. The Pattie al eyed at her dock tt S o'clock. Euro veer, news is dull. The only subject of interest is the ■tote of affairs in Naples. The Chartists are being revived in England. FeroreL:c weather fur the harrest. Operations es:endel t Irouginmt the kingdom Nothing of intermit from Prance or Spain. Gen. firer° was spoken of as the new Spanish Minister to Washington. Switseriand and Prussia are settling the Neufchatel allot: by diplomacy. Rumors of further notes from Naples are rife, but not r mit ted. The suspension of Westmore d Co. Is confirmed. upwards of three hundred thousand Asset* ample. The I,rodon .11..rrsiag warns the Southern States of the Lotted State. not to dream of annexa tion with:Enrisuid. The Part, eorrettpondont of the London says .hero sr e•• doubt %het a euncreis et tit beheld et Paria the eounrsgt winter, to mottle question, arising out of the treaty- of P.n.. The ottloial aoeount of the affair at Algeria with the Cohylies ohows it to hare been oppowed by only .no regimnot and a aituadrito of tliaatieure. After a I ol•odoto fight. ihe t'abylie. retreated. but returned the urxt day. when they erre , again beaten. An ex potlatwu against thew was re 044 VIA on. Advice, from China slaty that Dr. Parker, Unitest quo,ssoluer, was et VK. Chow. but had hoeu stiehle i itat an ILEACI, 'IOW with the V ICYSTO7. Tb. steamer J mere tu Lrs.ko .I.. Ara on has way to Sicooda, sad put heals to Waypoa: ard ‘'stacitugbant, ae AM-OM-VI merchant. was kltied a t 140 Cho., while endear,Nring In . jaa ii a XI MCI. row. Il)pl.cri at iv To - 1011...n0 an , %boot to be TO estal,ll,hml •com-. 1, nt: .•. 4 1 , . it huer . 2.1 i stc ade..Ke frau ; E t.. tht! .oth, Plata that It I. t o:cribb!y yniet t . ) . I 1.....!!1!r r(.l..<i..xd agnulr4. iroc ! rim g” I g rata-rat g ftnte Inteennee to liansai City, on Fri-fat, were taken not of the stag,, twat Westport, auk! #out... ()Le was named Barris. sail was lately fr..m Ne•lltm 11. lien. Lane arrh - ed at Nebraska City the lath. fillltlry anti the Chicago f-otoparq e.pttire4 the famous Low Star flag of the South Carolinians and sent it to Chicago. It was received on Saturday even ink... noliread Totzmi, September —A eollieo..n oeieur7ool en the Michigan Southern Railroad on 9estords, attar• tWan, between the fisiiistruction and freight Frisms. near Miser), arid Salem creasing. Eight ',skier ere ware killed and twenty wounded. One passenger, from New York, wets ktlle.l, wbare ascoe Is strike pITTrsF HO If Til EATIIF 4.1 11.n.sCP , (' rtrITKR F.tegt. 6tr,,..E.1 I Actlag C J. r"... ritirs M craffsvcra • NoT.I rar.7nstts . 30r. I Privats Pours, lard. _IS 00 1ke... , .rtql 73 rota*. A t)tiK fT TREAT FOR Tll TltilT , llt.tt Tt) THE PAIR CAU and t.t.2 itl/LIX.Lt A.NIA iilA lib' a .am. wija. TTILYD Vvrosn. Ft /TTICSITIP.It Mil pr,l‘,..rureil the I.l3leLrate.l Drat. of UNCLE TOl4ll LIMO N, ea, LIFE AMONG. TILE LOWLY. Uncle .0 tir.orKr. parrts.. C Vogler ..y h 4. Rawl_ A 0r.1.1,1 rote trv,rv, Lang Toe *lard° to ogr,etutp with tha nirsn4 Ikquaatir Plaza THIS MILLED AND HIS .NE' V , I".rotr.l C Pea* r • Urn N nor. 11(9..A clump , of performance every night daring the Fur ira- Doun op..n et curtain nem at T leagek. Hr.n4•.P, I.L. Ifilier. 111.4.11. FOR TWO AIGIITS ONLY! FIiKNKLIN HALL. • WIN('IIIELLIS DROLLERIES! OA LI FU RN I A tiK RTCLII 40 ODD Cif Alt ACTERP • I r IN!) TrKSP.I 1:1 - EN/NrI.4, &p!.29 on./ a , Cr 1.14.1 1 , of Proromme each evectng."64 C.,roomming oil o'clmk. erT OLIN 'kV. 211'CAILTHY, BILL Poorza and Donsliorrort, viii attend to Ole Mating and Distributina of ail lOW* of BiLLs Yon CritittEßTll, LIXTURFIL EXITIMi'a4OB, All annmunkuanona—anb.' by Mani telegraph. or Otlo7. iriw--dirorted to the of of the Ifft/rpi.tlii POW, will rocci , v prompt attention. ay? INEEE OYSTERSoi WHOLIiSiLEARETAM j. LAKE FISH, SEA FISH, NEW JERSEY VEGETABLES I( I NIBLF„ MESSICK 8c CO., corner of HA NI/ m! LIBERTY stri , ts, hero now added to their titiab nose establishment, the SPACIOUS SALOONS and CELLARS No. 3 Masonic ltaf, Fifth at And nre better inquired than oror, at their two-fold estab I ishmeut, to carry on an extensive business. They hero a partner resident In Philadelphia, who Is on the spot and always ready to command the boot articles In tlinir hoe, to supply customers. We will now be dolly receiving OYSTSRS, fresh and salt, in the shell and Mlle; Plato! all doecriprions, such an Lake Trout, White Nish and Salmon from the Lakes; Blank BUN lirn:k fish and Schuylkill Lkallsh, from Philadelphia and Baltimore. New Jamey SWIthT POTATOES and MELONS of the choicest quality. Orders elsolor anything In our line promptly attended to. Call at Walnut hall Itostaurant, MASONIC !TALL, And corner of Hand and Liberty ate. 0Y SA 1 T - E R OYSTERS 'RECEIVED DAILY FROM BALTIMORE and NORFOLK. yo. Sold by tho Gallon or Can, or Ralf Can. Sold at ttelowest. rota. le_ No. ti 3 MARE ET street, basement Phlla Shoo Rom se2.7;Bm GOHN & CO. 15 CENTS.—SIiATEMUC, by the author of Wide, Wide World—price only $l,lO, net cash, n idol, in fifteen cents lower than can be bought elsewhere le this city. We do not make any distinction of persons, a s some. others do In the trado here—allow Ministers of the Untrel from 10 to 20 per coot dia.:mat, merely for their In fluence. All are charged alike here t. no difference Is made; but we are determined to still LOWER than elsewhere. BOWN & TETLEY,. - .14, ".: • ;•14,.,4 1 ; 10 ..' 8 TitizET, Sign of the GOLDEN GUN, #0,011*: - MAIM' I, o• , wl o ,rkis, a large DOUBLE AND;7IENGLE4Lt BoxiirtlaN.S; SHOT BAGS, :Pt!% . *: - ;AA - Vik stregraißiVage!r- -- Dt *01 I •FrCt rt lYONXtritit:. ehuest • . =WNW BY TELEGRAPH. LATER FROM EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC. 1:12E!=!r!l!! EN TS. FRUITS: DEPOT: R.mombor to call ist LA 11FFKBIB' ORK, ai BOOK B'l' 51 0 2.7 . . 7110.13rtb street ~ t r COMEMMAL PITTSBURGH BOARD OWTBADE AND lORCHANTS , EXCHANGE:. pe:amt. W. H. WILLIAMS. Vice Powirktiti. J. M. COOPER, it J W. MAILMAN, Id rredUROIT. N. HOLMES, Js. bordary. R. M. RIDDLE. & 7'. WORTVAM, Ja. Cbosoittlea of Arberation for STlmber. J. M. COOPER, V. P. L WILMARTH, • JAMICS O'HARA, JOHN P. PEAR& ' WM. DAWSON. PITTSUURGH RIARKETSr FLOUft.-Balea 78 bble. extra familyfrom depot at $7,60; 330 bids. in lota (ruin store at $6,26 for overdue; $0,76 for extra nod $7 for extra family. 031U171...8e1ee 800 bushels Rye at &Sc. to arrive.. SUGAR...BaIea 10 blot.. fair at four months. BACON—Sales 19,000 Me. at 9m119!,.i fur ahouldera, 105 for sides and 11% for hams, 00 days. Per Steamer Beltic:.] Lirsturoct. September Il—Richardson, Spencer & Co's circular states that the news brought by the Africa had no effect en the Cotton market, which closed quiet and steady. Sales wren slow, without change from previous quotations; middling Orleans 03t; ; middling Mobile and Uplands 6 1 4; sales for three previous days 17,000 bale., Including 2,600 on speculation and 8.000 for export. At Manchester there had been an average baldness with. nut change in prices. Breadstuffs generally are rimer. The weather continued favorable for the crepe, acid the prespects for the harvest were good. Small parcel of red Wheat of the new crop had been brought In by farmers. The market was anti re for Wheat, with an wdvlulc‘b chiefly for Suer qualities of 2da3d. Old red Wheat tki&Mls. and Us 3.1: new red 04056 d; old white B.stkt@lue; new white lOs (41039 d. Fluor steady In prima; Western Cana and Philadelphia and Baltimore Viour quoted at 295(430e; Ohio Float 3liss 83s. Corn quiet : but holdars demand an advance, but buy ers am holding back for a reduction; Yellow mixed Cora unchaugrvi at Moit3doo2s ; White Own ft%i. Market for prn v 'storm quiet but steady ; prices generally unchanged. Lard quiet, Tallow declined is. Mom Mugs? —Consols olcuted Tusaday for Money at D 3 340.93%; after closed exchange hours rates advanced Lotman. Tuesday evening.—The Stock Exchange est,. riences a favorable change to-day. The panic feeling of load meek haa entirely ditsippeared. with lergo porvhsn 4 a at 1.4- proved _pHees. Mere la a rally In coned. of fully ontehalf taut. There WM • general recovery of naive? Mares of three-quarters to one and a quarter 3 cent. All the markets are closing decidedly firmer. N tie Yost. September YD.—Moor advanced; ode. 13.000 ;Ads_ stats, so,,tx - 4.0,00 ; Ohio, =6,00®6.70; Booth.. $74 7.40. Wheat Improving; 19,000 book. sold; white $1,70. Corn improving ; 2„1910 Mash. sold; meted 674 Pork Item. Roof steady. Lard dull and easier at 14%. Ikttl.ky Wu. Steck Marrert--Chicago anti Rock ',laud SON ; Centre! 1.114 , 4; Centred 6i18,111 94 1 - : New York Con teal SG; Michigan Southern ; iterellng 110 1 .;',; Missouri 6. OR ?/; Oaten. and Chicago 100t e i ; Michigan tentral RH. 61 Clerubund end Toledo 1'6; 1 4 Sterling exchan,e f air at 105034. PHILAMPUIA. September 29.—flour rum under naltle's &dyke...and baldara advanced 123402-Se.: ertich cher4.4 nttlout, bonier...lrking 0,7567 r oton'hil ..'t i.randa loot bnytro aro bolding ot e nd onle, ore °ln • ^ fd, for , tty trade at 1671.4m7.51)tur cmantra to Lo. c, brands. Ft yo-our la fair domaml. awl *toady at $1.75. Corn-mm*l In demand and abnnt 12 1 4 r boner; alp Ind Ws Penalty leant& at 1347 1 4, Wood tattoo and prices advanced M4', mil. 6000 bnaluda at SIA2 Grr prima Somtbern and Nana rd: $1.2.541,45 for thrortnr and tar: obit, at fl,L.* fool COL Hy. to fair demand ant steady : Woe 600 toot o l o o f *O. ra In ¢vd rnpaest sod dearer ; ear.ea Nara boob . P-rotitorn yellow at enod7 to sbsra. 0 , 171t11.11AT ; yleirt . .o) Imebol. at MI for rmar, and 40 for old. Whisky rilasr ; mita Pio Lida al 311, sod hands at 34. Qvraveirt. november 29. Roar very &nu: ked.lera are sabot Wailer **nor; SO tibia sued at $4.90. and Itti barrels at $6 Whom onc.banged Dario dull at Wet. Provision.. tiothilft thdri. *truces/es anchanned, and very OTO3 for Sonar and idoirsaft ; ode. 22 , lands fair Pow at Mc. and lu birds good falr at 104. fl 13 oS., Norytember . Z) —Salm A' Marisa suing Mot .L inimt '443 toots bithsPr. Sir MN. Dleo, K ono • ••••• IIt£JULA VKV [JOL LA YD DITTIITU3 Lars {mare• the mast ralasble medirtan to travelsMs le tree. It -111 preervat the limey ••t.hmss•l ravels enemata, a chants .' ethse—it relieves. showly, 1 , 12, /4-,(//, tiff tam* Lrietreeniss 16na Ilarrium. aa4 oveleally regytathe4 the twee* silt masa]. the ./start prrtoct rtorvf sad Apse. Chruel. stid iirmaus 114.111“4.1.1pv-p.. lu4 ti.ll an 4 opowdili w thts 4ell4Ltful prnperml•nt, Gems'--OrarA agninst porcitaathg iretit.:i,n. TN. 4.... ,4 4/ to ..k 10 , 11.#7..1 itltt, at SI pot LAC., ur di I..ntrt tt,r ES, tr) tho WIN/ AMIN SAGE, Jl_ • Cat, Slae.:ll.l.oru4 0....t0t5, PittotAgrgb.. 1...: k. k. NEI -1.40tA 1 W. cm». of Ilaxtrad and W ea! and .!1 n. Si' nolo can root be Ile►led orldboall a nalgaaT • —Yam,' porous; whom orrettabou .•sent+?{ orboooterr tyro itoomoolt.s. but rtfoOtrO eli jou/ fored rotor/km worn to be taut: roc a.m. roponsournd ogroory to cam. to their old. Th. rersolt a, that the diemw borooroo coarir mod and ono+ border to run 6E.] rd 1416.1400 L TIMO,YrtibT N noe oolong tbo wort popular okoribriaol of the day, sad may La anal to be the aaiy curs !AY it UMW. to alaliallna. and Ire would oavrat row) who er IPO rafye.taa olt.h &ratan, gryorrrioa, ••r say •r/ tba I.ag catalogue of horror► to try an arta la Thal raawa to too. !a•taa cum lbs teattosoatalo of tbottiood• who bars tro•e rood aT Elect lon odorrtbromorot to •Ootbot ouloma. &Li sholarok stvl MAO 011 DL 01:0itGlIt U. IEYYRERI/. I YI a 0.4 .twat, *to at the Chthisn hiortar. J Y LY.III illagetkepy. ratAYAlior 4140 - Whys. ill you Ihutrer, wrom BELIE) CAN UN EASILY OUT•IKSDI-~Uara you s bora Thrust. Quinn) Ithasnattarn, :Searalgia, Bronchitis, Groot. ntlff Joints., Frost hurts, Sprains, o Pains In way part of your 'yearn I Yon ran No relieved at own by using tha Mod bountiful 4.1 JI Lioltnoota. th. " Inge etirtsinian Liniaserst," preparmi by Dr 1 , 4014 T T, a Morgantown, Va., and for axle cheap, wbolontle and retail, by Dr. HICTFIKR. 110 Wood strevt, and JAB P. YI.JSMINO, neat R. ft. Depot. Allegheny or att. earsk...aneatt In another onhanto of er.tarN, typ, I IT sang Wogs autl Uoid fir). tor Winter-- If y.. 0 &nal antra your het pinched with bud and rhorr Storting+. you well take our adrioanad f a to C. llawra, cor n., of Starlet alloy and Filth amok and buy rotor chum tgrituni Our Stocking% that nuke your tent reel tika ntrtl bxururtabblo. Dnit also conker rad 021 every •ariety of !looter, that Tun tan tnautkuh at arboloealr and man. lbentetuber dm Omar, corner of blastot allry and /WU; saw& .16 as- lia I se—We bare Just resslrod oar FALL STYLE'S OF SOFT UttXlt9 11A.TS of all analltlos, colors and inits and ma now Maur oateet►es that aw ran phase all •Iw havr as with a coil MORGAN A 00., anllo Hit Wood street sir- van Intradinro on Bodurday August 30, MS, awr.►A I.L STYL.n Or BILK DAM. Call and W. thaw. A ;nod flat far $9.00. 74 ,30 HOMAN CO, nit wax' Pi rti F.O. ALBREE, SON I CO., ‘3l No. 71, WOOD and ►orßTlt 'amen!, HMV reestlve.l • roperim ewck of Alen's, Don', Women's, awl ChiWon's spasonablei BOOTS AND SHOES, FOR PALL AND WINTER WEAR, Jo pool of the beet wortnotrobin and materlale that eau brangtO together of Ilk. amount • and an, offered LOW FOR 0.011 or spprossd credit, wholesale or Wall. //milks .rill And the hunt {Lisa of clutornsrquads Ledles, Maass and 0614 droteitunra. a• ;rood as cart bo mods In the Uulusl States, at No. 11, warsantal. aolalm .P. C. M 1 0 .6141 C I: WILLIAMS & ALLEN, MANUTALTURKRO OF CHILSON FURNACES, Wrought Iron Tubing, AND FITTING GENERALLY, For Warming and Ventilating Buildings. W W. A A. will 000 tract for Warming and Ventilation , by Steam or Rot 'Water, Pipes or Chilton's Furnaor,Churrh os, Schools, hospitals, Factorise. Orson Home, DuroMinot, Court nOllllll l / 2 Jails, or Hotel& No. 25 MARKET FiTithin, Pittsburgh. 1108 NLIMEItOUS advertisements have been in sued, proclaiming the great cheapness or Troll and whore tiny CAD be, purchased. 111tsthor MI this be true or not, we cannot my, but this we do couch for, that NINE ItRESI.I AND 11101ILY FLAVORED TEAS are now selling at the LOWEST PRICES, ranging from thirty thne tents to one dollar. Customers may rely on obtaining am good end as cheap Young Ilyeen and Black Teas at SE MARKET STREET as anywhere In the city. Try them ! Remember, 82 MARKET street or No.l DIAMOND ore the ',inure. sis 24 F. R. DItAVO. WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE- W. P. MARSHALL A CO.. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS, 87 WOOD street, between Fourth street and Dbunend Whore may be found an exteneire assortment of every h.. soription or PAPER HANGINGS t for " Parlors, Halls. Dining Rooms, and Chambers. Alto, WINDOW SHADES In great variety, at the lowest prices to country dealers. sot& W. P. MARSHALL _& CO._ _ _ SCARFS AND TlES.—Wehave now on hand a One enurement of Scarfs and Tin of the latest and moat fashionable styles. lIIRBIIFELD & BON. 8e26 No. 70 Wood street _ _ _ THE BRICK HOUSE, No. 22 Hand street, is offered for sale at a low price and ou ea.) , tams. For particulars, apply to S. CUTHBERT & SON, ws24 51 Market street ORGAN'S COUGH SYRUB him cured, can cure and will cure COUGHS, COLDS, HOOPING. TICKLINO SENSATIONS IN THE THROAT, INFLUENZA, Ac. Let no one-foil to procure a bottle. Compounded and for eels, wholesale and retail, by JHN HAFT, Jr., (.23 Corner of Wood and B My Pittsburgh. _ authorllE NEW BOOK by tlto ..4._of the QCOTCH TRAVELING SHAWLS.—Just eat suAnisru 4t i luL gi_ M ao Mus rftaLTed, a Logo and choice aaaottraant above,. at L. LILUSTIFELD & -34 MT EL DAWSON' tee 1tu.70 stitet. *PI • nth' prth no= yERs , `in el&iirold. for i rs 'Z in iPia l Tair It-41(4 •11 ; f "111)— ar t18 00 ' ILI,. o de by YMMIRG-191013. No6-121t Wo:d - • ' J . - , MEM EINE=IMM Orme or TUZ Dear Momenta POT; I Monday, September 29, 1656. Foreign Markets I=l Philadel ph la Market. Clnelanati X•rket. Baltimore Market. 1 t r . ...+. s 'II, ' • *, RIVER NEWS. Tug Enna aim Weavasa.—The river bad risen up to 6 o'clock last evening, an Inch and a half. A heavy Shower of rain commenced falling between g and 10 o'clock on gou da), evening, and continued to comedown, with very little Intermission, during all day yesterday, with a fair ;respect for memof the same. It will take fear or flue days more like yesterday to make any favorable Impression on the river for steamers. Utz keel boat "Orphan Boy" la loading for Wheeling, at the foot of Wood street TRE " David 'Battn" was sold at Bt. Louis on Thnrsday, RR $.30,000, and the "Cumberland Volley," for V.:,600, the former• to Capt. Terrill * Co., and the latter to the Alton Paeket Co. There Is no Improvement In rivers alxrvo St. .1:01111; with fire feet to Cairo. Enlargement of Premises. GEO. It WHITE & CO. ' Having completed their attendee alterations, Will Open on Monday next, Sept. Sib, SPACIOUS SALESROOMS, Wrril AS I VILNSIVE AND WELL SELECTED ETOCH Or STAPLE AM) FANCY DRY GOODS, COMPILIBING WIZ BEST FABRICS Brom the most celobrate4 itemufActurem of Goods, suitable FOR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES; THE LATEST PARIS FASHIONS lu every 41141C1 iption of Ladies' Dress Goods, EMBROIDERIES, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, MAST! LLAS &a. &o. &a. &C. - N. U.-11r. WHITE haring personally attended the reeout LA EGE A ECTION SALES In New York, will offer at a small advance, some GREAT BARGAINS IN MERINnik. CABII3IIIIIES, SILKS, &c., Ate., Ac 59 MARKET ST., ALEX. H CNTE4 & CO., F LOUR. GRAIN. BACON, LARD, LARD OIL, AND PRODUCE GENERALLY No. 1199 Liberty ti der d &Iv PITTSIIIIRCIR. SA MIMI. FAH N ESTOCK, I➢IPOR'PEA & DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE. No. 113 Wood street, between Diamond alley and Ponrth •treett Tlrr.vntvzoir, FA. oar Ttts intascriber Ii twer opening • well selected 'Lon went of inn -4n and domestic Hardware, aU new,and will be sold on as gond terms as any atter boast. In thin city. Ile will always keep on hand a general nasortmend of HAKIM ARE. CUTLERY. CA RPEWEES' TOOLS. To ebuis ho restaxdfully Ineltss the attontion of purchases*. mh26 111 AX KI. yA❑tiEtn'TIICK . W. DSWXC. WOOD. WOOD, MOORHEAD & CO., =!!=1!11:1 American Galvanized, Best Refined COMMON SHEET IRON, An.l Sate Agent tot the rate of W Dtu VV.:1010b CELEIIIIATED PATS' IMITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON, UALV A NIZED 0011ilthiATED kw Roofing BPI K A 11. 4 , and IitIOP IRON. W■rebosse. No. 134 First at., Pittsburgh. 4.-ALL Ettll LIAO' ANIZINII trill to promptly •lewle! at (hr. Works au2o TERRA COTTA OR STONE WATER, PIPES. From two to six inch caiihre. PRICKS froml2 to :10 Cents per Foot A LS , *-11.4.1C 1 I 11-71.:R PEARL STARCH For Sale Wholesale at Manufacturers Priers by HENRY IL COLLIN'S, FuRWARUiNi. AND COMMISSION MERCH:ANT, AIM 1 , 010111.4.111 DALLIS IN CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, PURI, ).$P PIVJDOCY. OILYKRALLY NO. 25 WOOD SIILSIT, PITTIOBUROM 11rae KENSINGTON IRON WORKS. Y .... .... WAX BLACK. LLOYD & BLACK, MAN AC7L'EMIS OF BAIL :MEET, ROOP A ANGLE IKON, NAILS AM) SPIKES. AL., 'FLAT LIAR PUNCII ED RAILROAD IRON, air Warr! WATKR otrent, hcttwo Webutl lad Mar% rt. R. M. HUNTER, (ar. - wana 19 cax & stverut,) Revolving. Forwarding, Commlm. don Merchant AND STEAMBOAT AGENT. '4l COMUERCIII STREET, 17 31 J lei. OOLLINit JAMES COLLINS & Forwarding and Commission Merchants, morairiva3 or 11111 o•llfiss ° Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie CANAL LINES. Nos. 114 AND 11A WATCH ArtLAAT, PITTSIIIMILI, PA RHODES, UAGEN & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION PI &RV If ANTS, No. 80 SMOWRIF. or.. CINetNNATI, O. tjy29 jAMESRCAKELIV. EU lIPEAX AGENT AND CONVEYANCER, Corner of Seventh and Sneitivfeld streets, PITTIMURG IL zueeibrot t from the old etoott7 to Pith b rr ore e t.. FALL. FASHION. 4 4 1 NvconD & CO., 131 Wood street, WILL INTRODUCE ON SITU RDAY, Angtuit atm, the FILL STYLE OV DitE.4S TIATS. Also, ttto luto.t Ittylta of Soft Hots nod t..Saplt. Etku2titkur . _ _ PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS. ISAAC JONES, 11111111171.1.1T1311ZR 0? CAST STEEL. ALSO, SPRING, PLOW AND A. 13. STEEL, SPRINGS AND AXLES. Corner ROSA and First Street's, 19 25 PITTSBURUII, PA. =CM D. B. ROGERS & CO.. mmivrAcruurro , or ROGERS' INPROVIID PATENT STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH, CORNER ROSS AND FIRST STRKETS, PITTBPURO n, PA. R. rriINTER ~s U. RAC~11.... SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER WHOLESALE GROCP'IIB, 1412 Second and 151 Front et., FRESII 'BALTIMORE OT ST E 10 just received at the well kuown REFPFAURANT ON 1. FITINDUCK, No. 111 WOOD street, it & where ALL THE DFLIOACTBB OF THE RE 80N can be hod, servird up In the moot approved style. FItESII FISH always en hand. OYSTERS rewired dolly from all the principal Oyster depots to the country. Dealers will be supplied at Fa..tern prices. Doe% Corset 111 WOOD street, ist24 8. BTKINRIIOB. al FALL STYLE. TILE PALL STYLE TUTS ARE NOW READY, :and win be Introduced this day, at C. IL PAULSON'B auBesw 53 Wood 'street. FARM FOR SALE—In North Fayette Township, Allegheny Cou Iy, , containing 65 Acres. 40 of which are under cultivation; prime land. The ladaure in timber. The impruvenionts ate good and ololyerdood. Apply to (sett) BLAKELY & STEAMTIOAT LUMBER YARD.G. W. CO YIN hosing purchased Capt. John Taudergrilthilnin her and spar yard, No. 40 Water street, is now prepared to furnlah steamers or ethers any description of her. anl4 ~. •fi t _ • _ . . . QPLUIDID Housmoiß Yultrit,Tung , 6,3 AT AUCTION.--On WEDNESDAY morniagi. October azyn o'clock, at the residence of O. Woods, corner , corner , orlfiSurthitul Grant Wrote, sold,hy erder'nf Trwi: tee, (as the family ATV removing,) the entire IlotuwhOld and Kitchen ihirnitnrik.which is of impeder quality and.been in use but S short time; among which are—fine toned 7 °eters! Piano Forte,'elogent full eirved roaeiroal cue: - carved no, hogany halt set sore, tote.a totes, chain andsockarkentinut reception chain, broCatelln mate; marble top. mahogany centre and pier tables,. ottomans, tine gas Chandidlers and gee Pendant, super.Aaportry and. ingrain carpets, hearth rage, curtains and cornicea,Venetian and linen Wads, toe, don and itaiwpans, fire - Innig, hat-rack, hall and room oil clothe, etair car p ets, an d rods, super. Mahogany high-post bedstead& cartel a and spring mattress. walnut & maple and cherry high and low post bedsteads, feathorlieds, mattrewes and bedding, marble top mahogany "dressing and plain bureau& tine mahogany and plain wardrobes, marlde-top en closed washetands, toilet stands, chamber seta, sofa. walnut caneseat chairs and rockers, mantle clock, French China tea set, Britannia, glass and gummy/are. with a general M. sortmmit of dining and kitchen furniture, cooking utensils, Ac. Terms—Over PM, ninety days crwlit, for app roved.en domed paper. P. li. DAVIS, eo Auctioneer. PEW IN CHRIST CHURCH, Penn street, at AUCTION.—On THURSDAY evening, October t'cl, at 714 o'clock. at the Merchant? Exchange, will be sold Pew . So.l9, left hand aisle, In the above handsome Church. ee29 P. it:DAVIS, AncNr. ALLIMI. OINTMENT AND MOB SIRUP, FOR SCROFULA, SALT RHEUM, ERYSIPELAS, SCALD RRAD, Cancers, Cancerous Humors, Barbers' itch, Burns, Mercurial and Fever Sores, Ulcers, Rlug- Worm. Nemolglu, (Denlncas caused by Humors or Bores in the Rend.) Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Bronchitis, Inflammation iu the Throat, Lungs, Back or Side. Sold generally throughout the United States and Canada. by Druggists and Apothecaries. Agents wanted in all parts of the Union. HAYS A NANG Proprietors, Lawronao, M. Dr. GiO. 11. 11 RYSER, No. 140 Wood street. Wholesale and Retail Agent for Pittsburgh. Beware of a counterfeit article In the market styled the, 'Beau kW Allied Ointment,. put up byelaw 11. Kent. tielfslp FIRST A R RIVALRI OF FALL DRY GOODS, AT C. lIANSON LOVE'S, (Et., or Till OWQL!AL Blue ung,) 140. 74 HAMLET STREET, PITTS/IEIEOU. PA The subscriber has jest returned from the eastern title,., baring purchased the largest and most complete assortment of tire. goods, shawls, talmns, cloaks, sewn', house furnish ing goothy mom Wog goods, needle work. hosiery ribbons, nail a full assortment ..f ail kinds of domestic and carry other article usually kept in a Brat class dry goods hcute. i.e many of the above articles was boned of the Wrier ter* and at the large unction sales during hod week, wreare eieibled to otter a good many articles at leas than the c 2t of importation. We would be pleased to have the pleasure of strewing our stock to our customers and the public general ly, as wn think it would ho to the advantage uf all to ealland examine for themselves bet on purchasing elsewhere. - 0 RANSON WYE, (Formed y Young, Stevenson .4 Love, arid Love Brotherly) No. 74 Market street, between Fourth and tehurlih, Pa. PITTSBURGH; PA- OPTICS or TUT PATT9I3OI.OII, FT. WATXT AND COICLOO 1LL11.11.0411, 130411W1T, Pittsburgh, September AURAL SPOCK AND PLATFORM CARS.—Sealed Proposals will be received by the undersigned 'until 9 A. M. 001 . 011101 14th, for 69 PLATFORM CARS, end 100 STOCK CARS, Of four NI ten bob gunge, and of a plan and according to speeiseations which will be furnished on applleatton at the oak* of the Superintendent. The Platform Cars to be delivered by the let of January, 1.157, en the 111.0 et the Riad of this Company, and the Stork Curs at the rate of twenty airs per mouth. Pay menu Will be made monthly In Caah, Compinty's Noae, Vast Mortgage ftonds, or Stock; and bagels trill planme kale grbk:h they propose to receive in pay. ee=l:lw JOS. IL 11OURE. Suet. VINE HOTEL FOR BALL.—The sub scriber offers for sale the largo Four Story B Oiling on the e ruer Smithfield and Third streets, known as tht -ern II( eTEL.^ The OITY Holldff; occupies one of the best loratlons in the city. and has ewer been popular with the traveling polar. It is In excellent rtipalr, and Capable Of accommodating a large betaluoia. The sub scriber, In ad dition to the Hotel end the Lot on which it 'Panda, will Wise dispose of the YOBS IMRE of the estabUshisient It is fu an exrelletit Ante of preservation, being in use but two years, end will be sold at a bargain. This hi a tare chance t cateltahris, or pestle. wishing to go into the Hotel bust rues to make a profitable investment and they would do well to give the matter their attention. The terms—part hi cash, the balance In ono and four years, Apply manually or by letter to sole_ City Hotel, Piltdburgh, Pa. _ _ EW FALL STOCK (1856) CHICKER -11 IND'S PIANOS—JOHN FL lINLIABL N.'. Si WOOD street, between Diamond alley am, Fourth street, la now receiving his nee Yell Kim* of Piano Fortes, (nun the Erie brazed nutimfactory of CHIC - RIMING A BONS, Roston, rnn stating of all the styles ussaufactured by them, viz: Full timid, Parlor Greed. and Square PIANO FORTES, In richly carved and plain memo. r/110.3.-Bquart, ri.(4: rad, tam, v 290, sso . $375. oz, $l5O, $l:5, $OOl (hands and Parka. (hap& $OlO, sdso , p - . 34). $ O OO and $lOOO. aeB IIIE A P PIANOS. 11• / /AN o.—One Rosewood 6 Oc paw., with Cohauan'a celebrated .Rolla A ttachment thoc full 7 0(341", 10r11,j4 ,X ra, ~,,Ity tintabtal all ratal_ratt' 0r • I Ouc tsmhognu) tiorta , r th)e pwamataal A octavo modern case. On, A goo 4 soc.biod-bonit .11.4.‘1000. A octavo, Cin-h.sre, mean, t6O KT d 31.0 Ly 1-1. K . 14:11t3 A DUO., 0,2 No. 63 Fifth rctiret. _ PIA NOS AND MELODEON S.—A new lot ae *La el. edam:dodo PIANOS, And .0 nod 5 octave 111ELODRONS. Jost reeetred y y •ef, JOHN It MSLIAIL No tit Wood et. ARRI ET BEECHES STOWE'S NEW NOY ELl—Dit kb. ...Tele of the Orent Dbnnti Swamp : be Harriet lievelter Stowe, author of "Uncle Tom's Wile." 'No volumes, llhoo.—prtrosl,7s. Sire. Stowe needs no tittrenluedon to the world of letters Fier ° Lode Ton Cabin" reached ant of nearly four boo. Bred thousand copies In the United Staten; and in England Its some.. was even morn iltdrerall than to thlll Cella ). It we. read and re-read fn almost every home, from Ow tabwe to the cottage. On the confluent it was translated into ererf written inngliageseTot bee been read by all the ..li o r e e between tbe German Oemul and the Bosphorus— trona the Syankb Vet:amnia to Siberia. For sale by W. A. OILDENNENNIT A CO, seal Fifth at., opposite the Theatre. M4 - 0K F. REL.— 75 bide. Largo No 3 Maas." Mackerel; .15 bf ‘. No. 3 No. 1 5 “ Fa. No.S ll , ‘• Mod. In .tore and for sale by Gehl MILLER & WICKET ON. DIO META L-- 21,0 too, 111.1..er'e N.... I and (Allegheny Fronts,) No .3 Anthreadto. `AIO " Stone Coal. ttl‘. Coke. For sato by ee2o JOHN MOOILURAD. _ B LOOMS— wes lake Champlain: 60 " Juniata. Formic by .26 JOHN MOORIIRAI). TEAS, TEAS—Just received at the PEKIN TRA STOUN, No. n FIFTH street. ft large and writ tale, ted stock of DUREdIIICEN AND BLACK TEAL:, wtileb will be sold a holreale and retail at the lowest prices. xe2a JANNE.S. Kt. Louis, tI T. II MEN GREEN AND BLACK TEAS AT•FLPTI CKNTS FED POUND, wnrrankl to ghis , soilafactiou 8. ArliEBv. sn•:6 Pokin Tea Sion3. - No: Yittli „1 DI Als:0 COVERS—A large lot of PlarLo ;, I Owen, jual tor:Lived will be sold nailer prim selin A. A. MASON k CO., 25 Fifth et. MADDER PIIINTS—We have just optl ne L-0 came firm alyko of new Madder Prints. Tin , attention of the undo desired. , se% A. A. MASON A CO. OLOTFIS AND CASSIMERES.—We have vV just r.vrive.l an luvaico of— 111 4 Frrneh Clutha, 814 enwificirres, 111" k Kag Iteavor, Finny Onerhurnes, Urey Bensons, Union." 1.6.1,e5` Cloaticaog Cloths, Etna " In large variety. A. A. MASON A CO., sidn 2.11 Fifth street. ILLVE APPLICATIONS every day fur roma Itcralliait Muses to let, stud are unable to .0 ply the &wool thrurre of empty houses would find it to thrir 110011'4 to ragteter thorn at our office. - - - FOR A PRIVATE RESIDENCE—For sale, a large I.OT OF (MOUND in Laurenotnillo,liavin tr.at or in: font on Clldsititt street. This property Is sonar (mu the Ouinibus Station, and would knit- a {.ration doing: o,iures In the city, Price $9OO--or it will be divided to suit purchasers. For terns, dc... apply to soilS 8. curnagitT d 80N, - 51 'Market st. AFARM OF '205 ACRES, tell miles from tho ei4y; good Improretrisats. lmmedlateixotseetlon. leer Irerticnlars, WI at our oftles, 61 Market street. TTNDERSIIIRTS, DRAWERS and HALF lioati—vvo baro now un baud Pilk, Woos Merino and ChSllloid V udoralri rt. and Irrairtd c =Wade for praseut =MOIL L 111.1181IFELD & gaz_ N0,.7t) Wood attest. 1 . . ERYSIPELAS AND TETTEII.—PRAH - SON'S PALI'S is tho only remedy for .grystrirtituttnd trr. Trr It, all who are afflirto.l. For two dalars iuewe a permanent cure. Fox veto by JOHN HAFT, Ir., seM enrinir Wood and Sixth ate., Pittsburgh. SUM) KIES -100 boxes Fig*. . 00 1,018. W Whale Oil; t •' Bank 0 00 kegs IN Carb. 00 bbl& Inv"Wg - - 4 bo box" Clay Pin 50 Itor tale Ky L 490, nem, MAI& jkIIIIATIM v 25 Pittsburgh, Ps. SU itlie-101) hhda. New Oxlctun i INgto Lico had Cuba, Sugar fur sale by t. 41325 SMITH, MAta-&-TRISITKR. S --- NUF F-3 bbla. '.' Garrotes" Scotch. Banff Jab t rweivect wad for salp by MILER t mondscip; 6020 Nos. 211 and 9.Z. Libprtyrpg9t. 0 - -- LL--2 casks inter Sperm 011 t' " FrIN,I Winter 'Whale 1 " Ramat 1 ." Roan 25 ‘• .Straits" Tanner.? • Now-landing and for sale by 5026 51ILLER & RICKETI3ON Dry Salt Ilerring; 11 -1ta111. 16 bl+IN G*-- No.l 14 ..". No.l Pickled " IS ht. bbla. No. I Dry Salt" 10 " No. 1 Plckled " In store and for sale by , .. . ee2o MILLER. : , 011101SQN ANNERS' 011,20 bunk Tannera r- Oil priwG arlirie, in gdorli and for sale.lpy , • 80.41) Atovinktkopfliii.2744l24 - Ureo 125,04stopt3'b ittfilka newor fashions: 1311142%-- • • • 4 - AUCTION - sAue- DR. E, D. HAYES' CELEBRATED A SUE AND SPEEDY OVER 41m, .............. $5O CIITIIIAIRT & SON, 51 Markasi. & CUTIIBFALT a CO .~t~` ••~ M)110= ,`" " • - • • 'lllhAilithlufWl.• '2"; - 4T Alia& ith#olV-4.01.410.41b4,-, 4 AIQERRAXrs e S - 11011Alitit TEItS DYSPEPSII;-- - - ~ DISEASE.OF THE Livsu C0MP1413.10 ... ..., - WEAKNESS OP Alstlaliar tn FEVER A N OT:l44fir-': 4 , .=,...., . AND the "allow fireollolP3 41M011.4, - , e , . . o.l*. ~. • ~. a disordered Stomach or zakls. rf, Acidity °filo Sionnwit, CalickY Pailkr, , Appetite, Despondency, Costs reateli,,Dlind i- ', . Pilfer- ; In all Nervous, illuirmuallo . o _y„ .. ,....;,,,,. 0. , ~...A . , dons, ft has In riumeronahistanbe ap _ - ~! , , .„,„„.,. gr.wr , and in others effected eldecidedettre. ` ~T,,,.,*%.,, - . .' 4, Az . ,,, 4,.- ---, --. .$ ""-,"- , t ts , „4 , - Magnate:kw new enemy t*rOMblfts.. 2, ' "' • Dri tonic in the elder& Its_sifreimirik ~. - ' D*,.." • , , ' theatre p6amment.' It vontatmkafras , :**l6l44 - ,.,_. - '' x ~ nig Vaettl, bat 4r utollabg ffo OffelPo ll ergi n noVoif off, ".: ' f - Oon, enables It to Duerr iaft , tlie ecrwarirtn - d , , rolifilb ..' (', Whir lee nredleinal virtues am en insistsl ..41i'frkoff" odgelt and particularly lieroeWhorl , fflialf fOltnotf Vilstr• . Ise a family inedielney that It 'ilf acild. , by'agiurOtlie Oor.,ore as ardi sa all the druggistw - It Vould, , lieetrf wead to offer farther evident* yet as there tite - ketddleaiftilleekho have flied many advertistdeentedifse. Wm:WM allrfingturri Dyspepda En one oemore of its dreadfal forrefaVe Initieln the following certincetrei, the tititherfOrilbf Whreh.... a llttalldt be doubted, coming as they do fromporsonif so Afrelt Alfiraia. WHAT PP ISDOING POR'PRR /1101 G. ' •- Wm. tichneht nary -Paq., thownliktuwilitithomPhen*PW, "I have frequently used Beedurwia ilelitimtitittervaud - Ind it Invariably reilaveittndigeatibudo"aWlYZ Rev. Samuel Babcock says: .1 finest aistclid tfions Its nee for a seterel be im. with, shlehillma,knigfrog. tared:" J. W. Woodwell, PAR , turps r.l bars ~ed Doorlasterill I. Iwo Bitters myself, - and vocontramuled ittStithanklatiailtins KM he just what It - in represented, - , ' , ' , 'V, AMA:madam Neely, of Laster Bt, Mr, or!: v q - likfail- . rived mat benefit from Rause for weakness atilla **nub and Indigestion.. ~... -.-.- , ..i,„,1, James .111.-Morplry sayer o Allerrinsnoll bitted, Beerhave's Borland Bitten& rerenved-the pidestattit my heart and side, arising Trout ilitfikestrob.ft v l-. 'el 57.... 'rho editor attire Kittanninc Ihrte Plitin.:443lnOnlibe ofthe heat physicians in Ms plate hafl nOe'ir Ebillantlitters cared toe oftheartinittbrbser Wanda Felix, only niantilluMmer of - IRO tialltS. tract. of Coffee, says: .1 knoWthat your-Ifolimid Iters la „ 1 / 4i1 1 4. (meet the, boat:cleft:lnm in the world fur Altrlialsraffnal stomach or liver." . - J J , 'p.m, r, ; ' Dr. Ludnig.edttorof theaPaciter,"liaidaMte _ it a medicine deserving the tottittiono6 orate p Dr. inmrhart, the leadiug German ,physitian of wania, has prescribedit frequently daringthoharbreeryagagnitOr marked sums& in debilitated artistes of thast*oa"Pruli - = or of the system generally. , • .-,, ~..1.- .t.,„ 1- ,; The manager of BalloWir libsemir ifimitsysitqaTqlend it myself, and was therefere ttliinCed to trritrati fi n my wife, (troubled with the ---:, great debility Ifilmi•snii;ithrtrt_ol a conantoptive haldt,) nudrenD DI d Ylf olOhluirll,to_ p ut thin anything she hue vier t ante ' -, ' --"" ,f . " .7 -Nrrrzosm -„ -- ‘. —,,. - > Whomsemyeets to Dal in thillsiaitivantgenddiaL4tlalP pointed, brit to the sick, weak slid Icar MVO a grateful:omaticcardiAlimekrinV-in/ar" s-OAVETOFft , , ...- -44 ,- A - •: , " , 74..i , ' 7 '4, ThoEforif ta millegafillo ifolkihnfil ' - ~, ' '; - many is gi it a le pzblle fflunAA'i.. . ~ .j; Lvo ji. u =t=non...l2=b4Aw:._. ~.,4 ' ; icto tie will wammx, you how Ira .ttellystiArlos it b Vslitissiiies imitations.-r - , ...'.-- 1, r 4 , t liir , Bald at 111 per bcall jt s, or ihr batilaa lay* br itilaa prow,._BEM ,- ?ADA Jasisk CO., lisaufacturing PhantifiamMists ear , our. Smithfield Thtnlctvmtc,E.Dbdfrn; Ilk. arms& Lotion. , s--- , 1 ,--- Pldladelphlic T.W. Drift .lblions,..lr 07141-11 M Mir York, Barnes At Park 304.Broadwity,-corner Damn -giskltis mitre, (hmans Bmilets, Gay -street awl Paimm-Areafts, Caclanatt, Jahn -D. Xralr... Chicago. Ibraday , Cr'., Is t , -w, Water et 84.1wubt,liarnard.#dams * Co. N's . 7.1. ' X , wr4rbt& 09. ... ,- .8`..... a C ' • ' '. l.. li i C. Mc T./J:IT .E' 8 , ,- , ..,,-9 Itivgarrusuunamteofi t M PT, 4) V 81) - ':4 - ... , IR I. MO, 4 regular grtultuxto anit AyillelatetiDatift, sive make aria gm:mince, inthroo4 ;try cinrumimilfbeda tbh dm to alleviatehuman suffering, witurtil acto itti4Xitito. retroorkonom ex von mourn rarzotrxtzqoat VERMEITIDS OF DR. C. tIe.LANI x , ' ,- Raving prepared these netiednui flu the ma teedarts or ad Dr. 0 McLane, tor riamy yeittn. oug IMPROVED Lf V F.I Prizi 3 AV 1731:/ W ITCal powess greater effancy and rue tunt!"rald In their, Rum the Liter POlntati Vermifinmptepirederoordiftlothw original recipe of Dr. C. Mauna. Wemake this dcYliladen midersbnalingly. and eremunnuStid them to the iitalOrtif Ite halm Loth pleasant and curative; end Mune them ebpc t. to any other Liver Pill OT Yomothme ever prepared, Road c.rstittia. of Dr. D. llicf.amas bakirkw• THE. WITO.O WOIMD CONQIIEItt itp DR. Z t .-18 - COTDS 43) - • • WRITE GIIICASSEAIt The nuivereal relief Sitirdekby . KING of Pain Uteri Inases_ olymorpmattn_.„. Goat, 1,111111141. T% Sam Throat, tinisesigrilUfeniei &Mess of the Sciaini*Painik - or any other diiewne forWhisb.n - Plan-Odiierog?tinhinnit awd. imiblei,ns:ro--assort-vesifively.lbar: CB`MBATEWYMTE,PIIICASCIAO:,PICUPIO'_kI,the mot rellable, safei‘nuil.plusuitreiliedy 44:4 , - , ww,,g , tiellbr-11134MMISSISPAWand TRIP PIUZGIPT. toda7iona..So ludgmeot anWidrictiistegrift,alsonWASflierep***wt as a. litsiAnifr- FOlattlMD4Y. , ;"M*;#ll4s : '[oo4, 1 14 Blasco, AbOwt4B44Ati: , * ,, ,,igo tt rikr-g s reseed . leaf _ R EAM MI 6 010 0; 1 04 that paring IlicLantisi ImproyeitTerm tlbp'rnnd t. Scott, who but been IN Amu orn:Nalay,or bee. I durinMP ROVBD g-She last 'Tr Wmore ,HATEVER: used his to my practice, : scientionsly recommend, Ali the above vision oi'Dr. everywhere.. The ostarniic PLEAD AND IMPJ I. 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